Tom Petty Tribute Weekend

Tom Petty Tribute Weekend

Do you have thoughts you would like to share to pay tribute Tom Petty? Call (607) 241-8255 (TALK), and share your thoughts, or record with your smart phone and email to Kat@i100rocks.com. You could be featured as part of our Tom Petty tribute weekend.

Tune into I-100 this weekend (Friday 5 PM – Sunday 11 PM) For the Tom Petty Tribute Weekend.

Once an hour we’ll hear some of Tom Petty’s best tunes including some amazing live cuts.

Catch the “Off The Record” Tom petty special with Uncle Joe Benson, Saturday at 4 PM, with a rebroadcast on Sunday at 11 AM.

And don’t miss a special Live In Concert Saturday night at 9 PM. Featuring a show from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ 30th anniversary tour, in his home town of Gainesville Florida.

Tom Petty once an hour all weekend long… Join us as we honor his memory and his music on the Tom Petty Tribute Weekend. Only on I-100.

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